SAF-HOLLAND SE (SFQ.DE) has extended the contract of Chairman of the Management Board Alexander Geis, which was originally due to expire at the end of June 2026, by five years until the end of June 2031.
Since Alexander Geis took office in March 2019, SAF-HOLLAND has continuously expanded its market position in the most important trailer and truck markets, significantly increased profitability, and launched important strategic initiatives.
The contract extension now agreed ensures that the company will continue to work consistently on implementing its drive 2030 corporate strategy in the coming years and set the course for sustainable success.
"Alexander Geis has led SAF-HOLLAND in recent years with foresight, clear strategic focus, and operational excellence," commented Supervisory Board Chairman Dr. Martin Kleinschmitt, adding: "Under his leadership, the Company has been able to develop profitably while tapping into new markets. We look forward to continuing on this successful path together and implementing the ambitious long-term goals for 2030."
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